If both the respondents are in agreement it can be stopped ~~
Linda C January 18th
Talk to a lawyer. Different laws in different states. If no action is taken after the filing, usually nothing happens. They don’t leave cases hanging forever. However, check with the laws in your state.
firemansgirl001 January 18th
depends on exactly where it is. If both parties dont want it then yes.
Gipper January 18th
Yes, absolutely
feysunny January 18th
Yes.
gabriel c January 18th
no it can unless two of you get a lawyer and it will coast money but it coul be posible
martin s January 18th
Yes it can but you have to think about what got you there in the first place. Is it really what you both want or is it what one of you wants. Think about it before you try to stop it.
Becky W January 18th
yes when you go the court say you want to stop it.. tell your lawyer and he will take care of it.
sammie~lynn January 18th
dont know but why someone would want to stop one when someone wants out so bad is beyond me
jrg8smn_2000 January 18th
it’s never final until the judge signs the paper. you have the right to reconcile at any time. if in the event, that the judge does sign, and you still love the person, you are allowed to re-marry them unless you are the same sex.
cheree m January 18th
yes it can be stopped but only if both parties agree to it
cross_of_osiris_01 January 18th
Yes, however if things have gotten to that point, the relationship was likely done long before. You will never be able to live with the fallout from this, and he will always resent you for it, whether he means to or not.
I doubt the two of you could be happy now.
I strongly suspect you filed to begin with, and I’d ask you to remind yourself why, and then ask yourself if things would have changed had you not made it clear you wanted out. Well making it clear you "made a mistake" will only validate things for him.
And frankly… the two of you will never be able to trust one another again or the vows you made to one another. That’s just my opinion, but I think it’s accurate.
cindra January 18th
Yes.
veronica January 18th
Sure it can be stopped before it’s final. Just talk to your lawyer ASAP. You have to have a good lawyer.
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shutupndrive January 18th
if u both want it to i’m sure it can.
burning brightly January 18th
If both the respondents are in agreement it can be stopped ~~
Linda C January 18th
Talk to a lawyer. Different laws in different states. If no action is taken after the filing, usually nothing happens. They don’t leave cases hanging forever. However, check with the laws in your state.
firemansgirl001 January 18th
depends on exactly where it is. If both parties dont want it then yes.
Gipper January 18th
Yes, absolutely
feysunny January 18th
Yes.
gabriel c January 18th
no it can unless two of you get a lawyer and it will coast money but it coul be posible
martin s January 18th
Yes it can but you have to think about what got you there in the first place. Is it really what you both want or is it what one of you wants. Think about it before you try to stop it.
Becky W January 18th
yes when you go the court say you want to stop it.. tell your lawyer and he will take care of it.
sammie~lynn January 18th
dont know but why someone would want to stop one when someone wants out so bad is beyond me
jrg8smn_2000 January 18th
it’s never final until the judge signs the paper. you have the right to reconcile at any time. if in the event, that the judge does sign, and you still love the person, you are allowed to re-marry them unless you are the same sex.
cheree m January 18th
yes it can be stopped but only if both parties agree to it
cross_of_osiris_01 January 18th
Yes, however if things have gotten to that point, the relationship was likely done long before. You will never be able to live with the fallout from this, and he will always resent you for it, whether he means to or not.
I doubt the two of you could be happy now.
I strongly suspect you filed to begin with, and I’d ask you to remind yourself why, and then ask yourself if things would have changed had you not made it clear you wanted out. Well making it clear you "made a mistake" will only validate things for him.
And frankly… the two of you will never be able to trust one another again or the vows you made to one another. That’s just my opinion, but I think it’s accurate.
cindra January 18th
Yes.
veronica January 18th
Sure it can be stopped before it’s final. Just talk to your lawyer ASAP. You have to have a good lawyer.
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argytunes January 18th
ABSOLUTELY….if both couples mutually agree to change their minds!
I think a 2nd hearing is usually scheduled within so many months…but at the moment, I can’t think of the exact number?
tannerlady January 18th
yes
klingon January 18th
Yes ! but I don’t see why you would do that.
Lauren January 18th
depends on the type of divorce (uncontested?) and the judge.
simpleminded January 18th
Yes but you will both need to agree.
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